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Lost Souls Public Memorial Project: How 137 slaves in Middlesex County lost their freedom
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Jumbo, Jeanne (Noémie Merlant) starts her first day working at a small amusement park set near a French town s waterfall. This is convenient, since she s been visiting the park since childhood, tinkers with small light sculptures made from bicycle wheels and spare parts. She also has a sort of fetish for the rides, particularly the Move It, a swirling light-blinking machine which she nicknames Jumbo. She has no interest in the mild flirtations from Marc (Bastien Bouillon), her new male boss, despite her free-spirited divorced mother (Emmanuelle Bercot) goading her into dating. One night, as she performs her custodial duties, Jumbo comes to life, of sorts, like a bolted-down Transformer. It talks with her via red light/green light Yes/No questions and gives her late-night rides. Her coming out does not go well, and until the ending, events take a dark then uplifting, if not odd turn.
Mr. Stephen A. Hendrix, 74, of Galesburg, Illinois drew his last breath on earth and began his eternal life in Heaven at 12:00 noon Sunday, January 24, 2021, at OSF St. Francis Medical Center, Peoria, Illinois.
He was born October 24, 1946, in Carmi, Illinois to Clell and Hallie (Caterberry) Hendrix. He grew up in Carmi until his junior year in high school when he, his mom and dad and two brothers moved to Galesburg. He graduated from Galesburg High School and attended Brown’s Business College in Galesburg. He served in the United States Navy from 1964 to 1965. He married Lois Whetstone in 1967 and they had two sons, Tony and Tim.
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